The phrase "away spectators" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe spectators who are not present or are at a distance, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The away spectators cheered loudly from the stands, despite being far from the action."
Alternatives: "distant spectators" or "remote spectators".
But other graduates said that the stadium was not comfortable, and that the field, separated from the stands by a running track, was too far away from spectators.
Thirdly, he must have strange terms and emphatical words … Fourthly, … such gestures of body as may lead away the spectators eyes from a strict and diligent beholding his manner of conveyance.
Police dragged the two women away while spectators screamed abuse at them for the attack.
Climbing to only 1670 feet above ground level instead of 2500 feet, Stricklin had insufficient altitude to complete the maneuver, but was able to guide the aircraft away from spectators and ejected less than one second before impact.
In moodily lit corners and crannies, mere inches away from spectators, vignettes with silent actors unfold, as if caught in some time-warp loop -- an anxious Clara Barton, trying to write a letter; a soldier antsy to leave for battle; an edgy woman and the male soldier's uniform she will don; a burial detail; a seer.
A large wave breaking on the cliffs of Maré Island in New Caledonia swept away a spectator, who was presumed dead after the rough conditions delayed searching efforts.
The city's hotels and rental cars are sold out during this annual event, restaurants are booked solid and even Rosenblatt Stadium, where on this weekend Mr. Buffett customarily throws out the opening pitch at the Omaha Spikes baseball game, turns spectators away.
Fear did not keep the spectators away yesterday.
Police pushed spectators away from the scene as military engineers searched for more explosives.
